A Spring Breaker performs at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

A Spring Breaker performs at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 37 of 45

Spring Breakers party at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Spring Breakers party at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 38 of 45

Tamara and Paul Jaramillo relax on the beach Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx. The couple accompanied their high school daughter and friends to enjoy spring break on the island.

Tamara and Paul Jaramillo relax on the beach Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx. The couple accompanied their high school daughter and friends to enjoy spring break on the island.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 39 of 45

Spring Breakers enjoy the music at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Spring Breakers enjoy the music at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 40 of 45

Image 41 of 45

Spring Breakers party at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Spring Breakers party at ClaytonÕs Beach Bar and Grill Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 42 of 45

Spring Breakers Krystal and Vale Moreno pose for a selfie Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Spring Breakers Krystal and Vale Moreno pose for a selfie Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 43 of 45

Spring Breakers pose for photos on the beach Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Spring Breakers pose for photos on the beach Monday March 12, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, Staff / San Antonio Express-News

Image 44 of 45

A Spring Breaker relaxes in the sand Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

A Spring Breaker relaxes in the sand Sunday March 11, 2018 on South Padre Island, Tx.

Photo: Edward A. Ornelas, San Antonio Express-News

Image 45 of 45

Tekashi show still planned at Clayton's in SPI, despite San Antonio controversy

1 / 45

Back to Gallery

Popular South Padre Island spring break party spot Clayton's Beach Bar and Grill was "surprised" to learn Tekashi, also known as 6ix9ine, was convicted of creating child porn, but he will still be welcome to take the stage on Wednesday because the venue "supports the arts."

Clayton's is touting Tekashi as a "Billboard artist" and he will perform between musicians like Post Malone, Future, Gucci Mane and Diplo.

The show will be just weeks after the Brooklyn-based rapper performed at Bar 23 in San Antonio. Before that show he was threatened by men purporting to be members of the Tango Blast gang in a viral video. Those men were later detained at the San Antonio International Airport under the suspicion that they were trying to make good on their threats as Tekashi landed.

Recommended Video:

Now Playing:

A drone video captured by Eloy Perez shows the San Juan Terminal C port in San Juan, Puerto Rico, after Hurricane Maria struck the Island last week. Hundreds of refrigerated containers full of supplies sit at the port as some roads are impassable.

Hundreds of refrigerated containers full of food and supplies, running on electric generators, are still sitting at the port, with various reports saying issues related to customs, lack of truck drivers and some roads remaining impassable are keeping the supplies from distribution.

The aerial footage showed little shipping activity at the port on Wednesday, September 27. Only one ship, from Crowley Logistics, is seen docked at the port.

The U.S. Government has now waived the Jones Act restrictions that prevented some more aid supply ships from docking. Credit: Eloy Perez via Storyful

Media: Storyful

Tekashi has had concerts canceled in Pennsylvania and Los Angeles.

Tickets to see Tekashi and special guest Kap G at Clayton's range from $25 to $35, but many people aren't buying and have instead voiced their anger on Clayton's Facebook page.

"I will no longer be supporting this establishment until this pile of garbage is canceled and Clayton's apologies (sic) for handling itself unprofessionally with its original comments," Facebook user Kevin Perez said. "I'm taking my business elsewhere and I encourage others to do the same."

For context, Jezebel reported Tekashi's felony counts stem from a crime which allegedly took place in February 2015. The rapper stood "behind the child making a thrusting motion with his pelvis and smacking on her buttocks" while the 13-year-old performed oral sex on another man in a Harlem apartment. That person was charged separately, according to Jezebel.

"Clayton's supports the arts however does not condone any artists' misconduct on or off the stage," the bar's release continued. "Clayton's venue plays host to all musical genres."

Madalyn Mendoza is a digital reporter for MySA.com. Read more of her stories here.| mmendoza@mysa.com | Twitter: @MaddySkye